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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 57, 23 October 1886, Page 3

FEILDING SALE YABDS. THUESDAY, 28th OCTOBEE. STEVENS & GOBTON will sell by public auction as above— 10 fat bullocks 22 forward 3 and 4-yr bullocks 30 18-mpnth to 2-year steers : 20 3-year old steers,, 25 3 and 4-year-old' bullocks : 20 mixed i cattle^ , , ( > ; 80 well-bred mixed yearlings 20 yearlings steers 12 2-year-old quiet heifers , 10 18-mohths hand-fed heifers . . 9 Hereford heifers ' . 11.3 : year steers 20 store cows 30 quiet' yearling steers 20 quiet yearling heifers 50 year to 18-month cattle, chiefly steers 100 fat shorn wethers 60 fat shorn sheep Also, — : . In conjunction with Messrs F. E. Jackson and Co., on behalf of the Mortgagee and without reserve — 100 mixeid cattle 400 ewes with lambs 450 hoggets 1 7 horses Sale at 1 p.m. TjIEEEMAN E. JACKSON & CO.'S JQ Stock Sales for Octsber. St. Hill street, Wednesday Oct. 27th Waverley, Friday ... Oct. 29th And at St. Hill Street every Saturday, for Horses, Drays, Harness and Poultry. FBEEMAN E. JACKSON, Auctioneer, Wanganui, Waverley aud Feilding. XTTAB.IN THE BOOT TEADE. GREAT SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES FOR FOUE WEEKS ONLY. C. G. COLVILLE, from Palmerston, having taken that shop next to Mr Fowles, would beg to announce to the inhabitants of Feilding and Sur- ! rounding District, that he will within -the next four weeks offer FOE CASH a First Class Assortment of LADIES', GENT'S, & CHILDEEN'S BOOTS & SHOES, at prices which will insure a successful clearing out of the whole stock. I can assure the public that there is no old shop worn stock, but having bought too freely I am compelled to force a large portion of my stock into the market at a great sacrifice. Note. — The sale will commence on TUESDAY, the 19th insfc., and will eonfcinue for four weeks only. CALL EAELY ! GEEAT BAEGAINS ! W. G. HATOITTLE HAS pleasure in arnouncmg the arrival of another good assortment of IRONMONGERY CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c, &c. A FULL SUPPLY OF GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND, Consisting of Several Delicacies in SAUCES CHUTNEES JELLIES, Ac, Which are to be sold at most Reasonable Prices and Liberal Terms. FERGT7SSON STREET. FEILDING. CHAELES HENKY, SADDLEE & HARNESS MAKER, Fergusson Street, Feuding. HAS much pleasure in announcing the receipt of his November shipment ex Tainui . Special attention is directed to the following lines :— Best English Hunting Saddles. Ladies' Saddles, Sterling silver mounted Jockey Whips in various new designs. Ladies' Hunting whips highly finished nickle silver. Goods comprising Ladies' and Gent's Bits, Pelhains, Snaffles, &c. Stirrips and spurs in every yariety or shape. Also a large assortment of Trap and Buggy Furniture, solid nickle. A large assortment of Harness and Colonial Saddles to choose from. Bridles-r— A large stock has been imported which is worthy of inspections. N.B. — Also Horse Clothing, which will be sold very cheap. ASTOUNDING DISCOVEKY. TO BEEKEEPEKS. IT is a well known fact that Bees supplied with artificial combfoundations, make double the quantity of honey. But where can we get these conibfountktions ? Why— at WILDBORE'S, Taonui. Samples and prices sent on appli cation. Best prices given for bees wax. "T^T ' O T • 1 O E . MRS. SALISBURY, Dressmaker, has removed from Miiuchestor Square to a shop opposite the Denbigh Hotel,